New Ulm weekly review., 1887-04-06
The election was quiet.

The Turnverein wants o good stew
art. See their want advertisement in,
another column.
Mr.. c.. Ochs has commenced mason
work on Mr.. Juergen Durbahhs house
in this city.
Ruemke & Shapekahm have taken the
contract for carpenter work on j. Pfen-
ningers building.
The young ladies of the New Ulm
Turnverein will hold a fair May 9TH. &
8th. next.
Mrs. Chas. Silverson, Mr.. VIM. Sill
verson and Miss A. Kresz started for
Cincinnati yesterday evening.
Albert Blanchard has been appointed
deputy oil inspector for Brown and
Nicollet counties by Inspector Willis.
The REVIEW acknowledges a plea
SAINT call from Mr. and Mrs Halpin of
Springfield.
A citizens meeting will be called at
Turner Hall Friday evening to consi-
der the advisability of securing the To-
cation of the Soldiers Home at this
place. Every citizen should attend.
Henry Neuman and Lizzie Mandel
will be married at the residence of the
brides parents in Sleepy Eye this (Wed-
nesday) evening.
A number of our merchant proposes
to organize company for the purpose
of buying wheat and improving this
market.
John Korbel, of town Sigel, received
last Monday from the Home Ins. Co.
the full amount due him for property
destroyed by fire, two weeks ago.
Two full-blooded Norman stations
will be at Mulverhills barn during the
season. Farmers are invited to call
and see them. -.@
R. Kiesling, John Eichman and Jos.
Arbes of this place and Chas. Gerboth
of Courtland left for tour of explora.
tion of Washington Ter. Saturday ev-
ening. .
The meeting of the New Ulm Sports
mems club, which was to take place
last Sunday afternoon, was adjourned
to the first Sunday in May. Meeting to
be held in Hunters Rest.
Services will be held at the Methodist
church next Friday at 1880 a. m.-Eas.
ter Sunday a Sunday school mission
festival will be given. Friends are in
vited.
Mr.. E. P. Davis, we'll known to all
of the old settlers was in New Ulm Fri
day renewing old acquaintance and
making new friends.
Wouldn't it be we'll for the surviving
members of the New Ulm Natural
History Society to follow the example
of the New Ulm Academysand turn over
their property to the public schools,
instead of letting it decay in Turner
Hall library? Some of the specimens
have already been destroyed by insects,
and in few years the entire collection
will be valueless unless properly cared
for.
Marriage licenses issued in Brown
County during the month Of March.
Henry. Klossner-O Ottilie kiesling; Chris.
tian Hanson-Anna Larson; Jacob 10.
ramo-Jorgine K. Lee; George A. Mar.
ti-Emma Wenger; Jacob Ressbach-
Anna Sunde; Lewis Konagen- -Augusts
Juderjahn; Jack Irving-Anna Sieben
Drummer; Carl Johan Herman Hagbere
Augusta Carlson.
Mr. w. O. Musser has sold his house
and lot on Third St. to Martin Thurin
) who will soon be its occupant. Mr.
Musser is preparing to remove to St
the real estate business. Mr. and Mrs
Musser have been residents of this place
for several years, during which time
they have been among the prominen
promulgators of Tracy society. The,
have many warm friends and acquain
tances who will learn of their departure
with much regret. TRACY TRUMPET
The board of trade met Friday even
ing. The matter of testing for a flow
ing well on school house square was dis
; cussed. A majority of those presen
were in favor of purchasing lot neal
the square and experimenting on that
but nothing definite was done. The in
; vitation of the Faribault board of trade
: to sent three delegates to meeting 0
,,,ov, to bo hold ot tbot ,,1oo